By lyndsey
via blogs.techrepublic.com.com
Published: Mar 11 2010 / 02:56
As much as I enjoy programming, I must in all honesty admit that I am a mediocre programmer who has always found a way to get to the big payoff — that is, when the program ran without syntax errors and something magical happened. It is not too surprising then that I never worked as a programmer per se; I found my talents more in line with those needed to be a good developer. But before we go any further, I’ll give you my definition of a mediocre programmer.
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